Story Intelligence
Story Continuity
Keep your world consistent across every scene.
Story Continuity checks your manuscript for contradictions — a hair color that changed, a rule of magic that broke, a promised payoff that never arrived.
Overview
Story Continuity scans your manuscript for contradictions — a hair color that changed, a rule of magic that broke, a promised payoff that never arrived — and flags them against the entries in your Story Bible.
Why writers use it
- Ship cleaner drafts to your editor.
- Catch the mistakes readers love to point out.
- Trust your Story Bible as the source of truth.
Key capabilities
- Cross-scene consistency scans
- Continuity flags on the Story Bible
- Foreshadowing / payoff ledger
Problems it solves
- Reader-facing contradictions that undermine your credibility.
- Magic systems or worldbuilding rules that quietly break mid-book.
- Foreshadowing that never pays off.
- Timelines that no longer add up after a major revision.
How it fits the Mastering Your Scenes Methodology
The methodology treats canon as a promise to the reader. Continuity checks are how the studio helps you keep every promise you made in chapter one.